Il vizio dello spreco - Proiezione 2 dicembre

il Settore della Regione Piemonte “Tutela e difesa dei consumatori”, in collaborazione con CinemAmbiente, le Biblioteche civiche di Torino, la Biblioteca della Regione Piemonte, l’Ufficio Scolastico Regionale, il Museo A come Ambiente e Slow Food organizzano la presentazione il progetto 'Il vizio dello spreco', venerdì 2 Dicembre presso il Centro Incontri della Regione Piemonte, Corso Stati Uniti 23.

//03.10.2011

Ecokids 2011 - Circoscrizione VI

CinemAmbiente in cooperation with Circoscrizione VI - Torino, organizes the film exhibition 'Ecokids 2011', screenings for the primary schools of the city. All the events will be introducedby an environmental expert.

//29.07.2011

CinemAmbiente at Vico Canavese

During the whole month of august CinemAmbiente in cooperation with the library of Vico Canavese organizes the film exhibition "CinemAmbiente in Valchiusella". The films will be screened at the Salone Pluriuso (Regione Lime) - free entry. All the events will be introduced by Gaetano Capizzi and Debora Bocchiardo.

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Film

Born Sweet

Nato dolce

Fifteen-year-old Vinh Voeurn dreams of falling in love with a girl with long, smooth hair and of becoming a karaoke star surrounded by adoring fans. But he lives in a remote Cambodian village, tends cows and lives with chronic arsenic poisoning from the polluted river water; probably he will share the same fate as the girl who used to live across the street. But he may also have a chance to see his dream come true by singing some songs in a documentary on the effects of arsenic.

Trailer

Il regista / The Director

Cynthia Wade made her first film Almost Home in 1995. After filming Grist For The Mill (1999) and Shelter Dogs (2003), she won the 2008 Oscar for Best Short Documentary with Freeheld. Born Sweet earned her an Honorable Mention at the 2010 Sundance Festival.

Edizione 2010
Concorso Internazionale Cortometraggi /International Short Film Competition

DOCUMENTARY
Cambodia United States, 2010, 28'

REGIA/DIRECTOR
Cynthia Wade

TAGS:
Water, Health, Cambodia